DOBY RUNS HELP BEAT CALABASAS; ST. MONICA EARNS TRIP TO DIV. XI FINAL.Byline: Dave Shelburne Shelburne, town (1990 pop. 5,871) in Chittenden co., NW Vermont, 7 mi (11 km) S of Burlington on the banks of Lake Champlain. A popular resort, Shelburne is also a center for local lumber and dairy industries. Daily News Staff Writer It's it's 1. Contraction of it is. 2. Contraction of it has. See Usage Note at its. it's it is or it has it's be ~have on to unfinished business for St. Monica High School, and it's the end of business for one of the most successful football teams in Calabasas history. St. Monica, denied its first Southern Section Championship by Moorpark in last year's title game at Moorpark, earned another trip to the Section final Friday night by defeating Calabasas 42-22 in a Division XI semifinal at St. Bernard High School "St. Bernard High School" may be United Kingdom
``We have some unfinished business and we're going to take care of it next week,'' said Mariners running back Davion Doby after rushing for a game-high 210 yards and three touchdowns to end almost personally the Coyotes' season at 9-3-1. The Mariners' victory also lifted them to 9-3-1, good enough for their school's third section final appearance. They'll face either St. Bernard St. Bernard a very large (110-200 lb) dog with massive, broad head, medium-sized ears lying close to the head, and a long tail. There are two varieties, the most familiar (rough) has a long, thick coat, while the smooth variety has a shorter coat, lying close to the body. or Carpinteria in the Division XI championship game. Calabasas is still waiting for its first title appearance after splitting with the Mariners, who lost 21-14 to the Coyotes earlier this season. ``I think we were hungrier this time,'' said Doby, whose tackle-breaking runs sparked the Mariners during a 28-7 first-half blitz blitz n. 1. a. A blitzkrieg. b. A heavy aerial bombardment. 2. An intense campaign: a media blitz focused on young voters. 3. . The six-foot, 190-pound St. Monica senior wound up with most of his team's yardage yard·age 1 n. 1. An amount or length measured in yards. 2. Cloth sold by the yard. Noun 1. on a night the Mariners outgained Calabasas 361-206. ``He was that good the last time we played them, too,'' said Calabasas coach Larry Edwards, ``and they played better tonight - they didn't have as many penalties.'' If mistakes hurt the Mariners when these teams last met, on the same field, mistakes killed the Coyotes on Friday. Nothing major, just three 5-yard penalties that stalled stall 1 n. 1. A compartment for one domestic animal in a barn or shed. 2. a. A booth, cubicle, or stand used by a vendor, as at a market. b. drives - the third setting the Mariners up for a 22-yard touchdown drive that produced a 21-7 lead in the final minutes of the half. It quickly got worse for the Coyotes, as Jose Montes mon·tes n. Plural of mons. followed that score with an interception of Coyotes quarterback Dallas Enoch, setting up another 22-yard touchdown drive which the Mariners completed seconds before halftime. Down 28-7 entering the third quarter and fighting rain in a passing situation, the Coyotes rallied to cut the score to 28-14 on Enoch's 21-yard touchdown pass to Mike Armacost. But ultimately, Calabasas could not stop Doby, who carried for every yard on the Mariners' ensuing en·sue intr.v. en·sued, en·su·ing, en·sues 1. To follow as a consequence or result. See Synonyms at follow. 2. To take place subsequently. 67-yard touchdown drive that all but broke the Coyotes' spirit. When Calabasas was checked to minus 3 yards on its next drive, St. Monica put the game away with a 40-yard touchdown drive good for a 42-14 lead. ``They played a good game and we played OK,'' said Calabasas linebacker Jason Nemit, a hard-hitting senior who seemed to be in on almost every tackle while the Coyotes were rallying in the third quarter. Enoch led the Coyotes with 118 yards passing, drawing his team's biggest cheer in the closing seconds with a 15-yard completion to Jaime Batile a 5-7 foreign exchange student from Spain. Drew Coppola scored the Coyotes' first touchdown with a 8-yard run in the first quarter to bring Calabasas even a 7-7. Enoch, who finished with two touchdown passes got the Coyotes' final score with a 4-yard pass in the final seconds to Matt Lowenstein. |
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